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[AppFuse], by default, is configured to be an [Eclipse|http://www.eclipse.org] project. When you do __ant new -Dapp.name=''yourApp'' -Ddb.name=''yourDatabase''__ you will get the .project and .classpath files to start your project with. However, you will need to make a few setting changes in Eclipse to run [Ant|http://jakarta.apache.org/ant].

[AppFuse], by default, is configured to be an [Eclipse|http://www.eclipse.org] project. When you do __ant new -Dapp.name=''yourApp'' -Ddb.name=''yourDatabase''__ you will get the .project and .classpath files to start your project with. However, you will need to make a few setting changes in Eclipse to run [Ant|http://jakarta.apache.org/ant]. This tutorial shows you how to use Eclipse with AppFuse, but should be applicable to any application based on AppFuse.

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Now we need to add the build.xml to Eclipse's Ant View. To do this, go to Window → Show View → Ant. Then click on the first icon in this view (screenshot below) to add AppFuse's build file.

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After adding the build.xml, you should be able to expand it in the Ant View and execute any of the targets. You should make sure that your $J2EE_HOME is set, since AppFuse relies on this.

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